Action First Aid - AED Sales & Support + First Aid Training

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Watch our hugely popular #CPR Refresher video – now over 2 million views! We are big proponents of using video to help spread mass awareness and education about AEDs and first aid training. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to receive alerts on our next video release!

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We have just replenished our stock of KN95 and dis

We have just replenished our stock of KN95 and disposable face masks!

In light of the current Omicron variant, Ontario Public Health recommends wearing masks with higher protection, such as a KN95 respirator mask.

They are designed to filter harmful particles, viruses and bacteria to give that added layer of protection.

Order four or more packages of KN95 Face Masks and get FREE shipping with promo code KN95-FREESHIP.

Link in bio to shop all personal protective equipment...

Caption: • Signs of Sudden Cardiac Arrest Know

Caption:

• Signs of Sudden Cardiac Arrest

Knowing what sudden cardiac arrest actually looks like is critical. We need to be prepared for some of the most common signs, so that we can act appropriately and quickly.

Any of these may happen while someone is in cardiac arrest:

🔴 Jaw, head or neck moving

🔴 Mouth open

🔴 Gasping for air that sounds like a snort or a groan

🔴 Hands clenching unnaturally

🔴 Loss of control of bladder

🔴 Eyes open

These signs may make you feel uncomfortable, but if you expect them, then you’ll be more prepared to take action and start CPR immediately. Remember, you cannot make them worse!

Look who showed up to training! Hoping everyone ha

Look who showed up to training! Hoping everyone had a safe and happy Halloween 🎃

During our First Aid training we use a real-life E

During our First Aid training we use a real-life ECG from Steve, a sudden cardiac arrest survivor.

It is so powerful because it shows his heart having uncoordinated electrical activity, being shocked by the AED and then resetting into a normal rhythm.

Now, we’ve added a 3D animation to that ECG so you can see what happens inside the body during sudden cardiac arrest and when the AED is used.

Two key things to remember:

☑️Using an AED is easy and anyone can do it - just follow the voice prompts!

☑️Performing CPR and using an AED are a person’s only chance of survival when in sudden cardiac arrest ❤️

This is another one of the innovative 3D animated videos that you'll find in our online Blended Learning (link in bio)

We want you to feel as prepared as possible to per

We want you to feel as prepared as possible to perform CPR.

So, we brought together a group of people with one thing in common; they have each given CPR at least once.

In these interviews, they get candid about how unpleasant it can be (the sounds), what it feels like (squishy) and how hard you have to push (very!)

They also talk about how rewarding it is to help save a life, and how important it is that bystanders have the skills and confidence to step in and take action.You could be someone’s only chance at survival.

Comment with a ❤️ if you’ve performed CPR.

We are grateful for everyone who comes to our Firs

We are grateful for everyone who comes to our First Aid training courses. You bring your own energy to the classes and leave empowered to take action! ⠀
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We are also so thankful for our incredible instructors and the entire team at Action First Aid.⠀
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Wishing you all a Happy Thanksgiving ❤️

Follow @actionfirstaid.ca on Instagram!

We have just replenished our stock of KN95 and dis

We have just replenished our stock of KN95 and disposable face masks!

In light of the current Omicron variant, Ontario Public Health recommends wearing masks with higher protection, such as a KN95 respirator mask.

They are designed to filter harmful particles, viruses and bacteria to give that added layer of protection.

Order four or more packages of KN95 Face Masks and get FREE shipping with promo code KN95-FREESHIP.

Link in bio to shop all personal protective equipment...

Caption: • Signs of Sudden Cardiac Arrest Know

Caption:

• Signs of Sudden Cardiac Arrest

Knowing what sudden cardiac arrest actually looks like is critical. We need to be prepared for some of the most common signs, so that we can act appropriately and quickly.

Any of these may happen while someone is in cardiac arrest:

🔴 Jaw, head or neck moving

🔴 Mouth open

🔴 Gasping for air that sounds like a snort or a groan

🔴 Hands clenching unnaturally

🔴 Loss of control of bladder

🔴 Eyes open

These signs may make you feel uncomfortable, but if you expect them, then you’ll be more prepared to take action and start CPR immediately. Remember, you cannot make them worse!

Look who showed up to training! Hoping everyone ha

Look who showed up to training! Hoping everyone had a safe and happy Halloween 🎃

During our First Aid training we use a real-life E

During our First Aid training we use a real-life ECG from Steve, a sudden cardiac arrest survivor.

It is so powerful because it shows his heart having uncoordinated electrical activity, being shocked by the AED and then resetting into a normal rhythm.

Now, we’ve added a 3D animation to that ECG so you can see what happens inside the body during sudden cardiac arrest and when the AED is used.

Two key things to remember:

☑️Using an AED is easy and anyone can do it - just follow the voice prompts!

☑️Performing CPR and using an AED are a person’s only chance of survival when in sudden cardiac arrest ❤️

This is another one of the innovative 3D animated videos that you'll find in our online Blended Learning (link in bio)

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